Britain Needs Full Marshall Plan Aid Says Chadwick
John Chadwick first secretary of the British Embassy told Rotarians that Britain is a good risk and must receive a complete reconstruction effort under the Marshall plan. He traced how Lend-Lease aided wartime recovery and noted Britain’s current strong employment and coal gains but urged substantial US assistance to finish Europe’s rehabilitation and restore markets. He reviewed coal nationalization and industry gains while stressing the need for stable prices and enough imports to rebuild export capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
John Chadwick
Britain
Europe
Chadwick
British Isles
Buitain
Air Chadwick
John R. Fitzpatrick
Wayne C. Neeley
Ernest Wooden
Baltimore
Art Chambers
Notable Names Listed in Local Obituary Fragment
The fragment lists individuals including Earl H Lestie Macerdown Joseph D Beker Robert E Clapp Jr Henry T Eigelsbach Charles K Taylor Roger Plummer James Houck Charles Ryice and Robert Mohan in a public notice portion of the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl H Lestie
Macerdown
Joseph D. Beker
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
Henry T. Eigelsbach
Charles K. Taylor
Roger Plummer
James Houck
Charles Ryice
Robert Mohan
Hartley Announces Hearings On Two New Labor Bills
Rep Fred J. Hartley disclosed hearings will begin in January on two labor measures. One is a right to work bill aiming to curb interference with workers. The other targets Petrillo’s threat to ban new recordings by musicians. Ceci DeMille will testify first on the right to work proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fred J. Hartley
James C. Petrillo
Hartley
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Ceci DeMille
House Labor Committee
Attorney Warns Labor Bans May Violate Trade Laws
Hartley cites Sherman and Clayton Acts to challenge Petrillo's order banning records after December 31 as restraint of trade. He warns the policy could also impact John L Lewis of the United Mine Workers if he resumes coal mine shutdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrillo
American Federation of Musicians
Jehe L. Lewis
United Bline Workers
Hartley
Increased Power Tentatively Set Aside for WEMD Frederik Md
The Communications Commission tentatively set aside authority for radio station WEMD in Frederik Md to increase power from 560 watts to one kilowatt, operating on 92390 cycles. The decision was reported from Washington with date noted as November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the Communications Commission
WEMD
Frederik
North Jersey Broadcasting Seeks Expanded WPAT Operations
The petition by North Jersey Broadcasting Co. seeks to move WPAT Paterson N J from daytime to unlimited hours and raise transmitting power from one to five kilowatts. A consolidated hearing is set for November 26. Dr and Mrs Louis B R Schoolman of 5 West Second Street announce the birth of a daughter at Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Jersey Broadcasting Co., Inc
WPAT
Patterson, N. J
Louis BR. Schoolman
West Second Street
Frederick
Memorial Hospital Update on Mother and Daughter
Memorial Hospital reports that a mother and her daughter are doing nicely after Tuesday’s medical events. Both are listed in satisfactory condition with improving health.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tharsity
Rotary
MT. Airy Electrical Service
Quality Cleaners
MT. Airy
Walter Snow
North Market St
Auto Glass
Frederick Paint & Glass
North Market St. Frederick, Md
Lawson Motor Sales
Seiberling
Philco
Motorola
Hotpoint and
Universal
Melvin M. Engle
Homes For Sale
Thurmont, Maryland
Thurmont
Youngstown
Calvin S. Lohr
Am Court St. Frederick Or
Thurmont, Md
Ippa
Rhiye
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Mars Opticians
Market Street
Ans— Co
A” 115Th Inf. M.N. G
Frederick, Md
Bertie McDroniters
Wobosh-Sytraas
Royal i Ene
Market ST
Community Players, Inc
Navy
Chas. S. Houck, Jr
Beter
Better Homes Equipment Co
East Patrick St
Royal Jewelers
Leh
Ladie
S & Men
Bulova
Lersierp
Sheaffer, Parker
Ronson Lighters
Renee
Bele
Eladie
Priam